Starr County District Court, Texas Filing Fees and Waivers
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Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules.
CRITICAL
Court costs and fees for such filings are due when the pleading is received and may be paid in cash, credit card, check, or money order, or may be credited against court costs posted in advance by a party; but filing fees must be paid or assessed against a credit card not later than seven (7) days of the filing.
Court costs and fees for such filings are due when the pleading is received and may be paid in cash, credit card, check, or money order, or may be credited against court costs posted in advance by a party; but filing fees must be paid or assessed against a credit card not later than seven (7) days of the filing.
WARNING
No additional fees may be charged for a case transferred between courts, except for any difference between the courts’ filing fees.
On cases that are transferred between courts, no additional fees will be added to what the party has already been charged and paid other than any difference between the filing fees of the courts.
Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Starr County District Court, Texas?
A fee is required for covered filings. Court costs and fees for such filings are due when the pleading is received and may be paid in cash, credit card, check, or money order, or may be credited against court costs posted in advance by a party; but filing fees must be paid or assessed against a credit card not later than seven (7) days of the filing.
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